Phang Nga and the Samet Nangshe glass skywalk
The bay from a glass bridge, a cave temple, mangroves, an elephant spa and the airplane beach
The same province as the Samet Nangshe viewpoint day, seen from the glass bridge instead — you stand out over the edge with the whole bay and its limestone islands underneath, with coffee and dessert waiting at the top. After that the day works its way down: a cave temple full of stalactites and monkeys, a longtail through the mangroves, seafood in the floating village, the elephant camp, a waterfall, and the beach where aircraft pass overhead on their way in.
Price and booking
- Adult
- 2,650 ฿
- Child
- 2,400 ฿
Child price applies to ages 4–9. Younger children join free of charge. Hotel pickup on Phuket is arranged when you book — tell us where you stay and the manager confirms the pickup time.
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What you see
- The Samet Nangshe skywalk bridge over the bay
- Suwan Kuha cave temple with its stalactites and monkeys
- The Black Monk statue
- A longtail boat through the mangrove forest
- The sea gypsy floating village
- The elephant spa: mud, bathing, shower, a show and a ride
- A waterfall in the jungle
- Mai Khao beach and the aircraft overhead
How the day goes
- 06:30Hotel pickup
- 08:40The Samet Nangshe skywalk: the view over the bay, photographs, coffee and dessert at the top
- 10:30The monkey cave and Suwan Kuha temple
- 11:00The Black Monk statue
- 11:20Longtail boat through the mangroves
- 11:50The floating village: seafood and souvenirs
- 12:00Seafood lunch in the village — crab, prawns, fish, squid
- 13:00The drive to the elephant camp past fruit and rubber plantations
- 13:40The elephant spa: mud, bathing, shower, the show and a ride
- 16:00A stop at the waterfall
- 17:00Mai Khao beach and the aircraft
- 17:30Transfer back to the hotel
Photos from the tour
Included in the price
- +Hotel transfer both ways
- +English-speaking guide
- +Medical insurance
- +Seafood lunch
- +National park entrance fees
- +The full elephant programme — mud, bathing, shower, show, ride
- +The longtail boat trip
- +Coffee and dessert at the skywalk
- +Drinking water through the day
Not included
- —Souvenirs and seafood bought in the floating village
- —Professional photo and video
- —Extra drinks and snacks
- —Tips
- —Temple clothing hire, if you need it
- —Personal spending
What to bring
- A towel
- Swimwear
- Sunscreen
- A hat
- A change of clothes
- A camera
- Cash for souvenirs
- A rain jacket in the wet season
- Clothes covering shoulders and knees for the temple
Good to know
- The child price is for ages 4–9. From ten years old the adult price applies.
- English-speaking guide on this tour.
- Temples require shoulders and knees covered; cover-ups can be hired at the temple for a small fee.
- The elephant programme includes a ride, and all of it is in the price.
- The programme can change with the weather.
- Payment is agreed in the chat after the booking is confirmed.
Questions we get asked
How is this different from the other Phang Nga day?
The stops overlap, but this one goes up onto the glass skywalk at Samet Nangshe with coffee and dessert at the top, rather than to the standard viewpoint platform.
Is the glass bridge safe with children?
It is a railed walkway with a glass section, walked at your own pace, and children go on it with an adult. Anyone who would rather not can stay on the terrace and keep the same view.
Do the monkeys at the temple bother visitors?
They live around the cave and are used to people. Keep food and loose bags out of sight and they will leave you alone.
Is an English-speaking guide available on this tour?
Yes, the tour includes an English-speaking guide.
Are national park fees included in the price?
Yes, national park fees are included in the price.
What time is hotel pickup, and when are you back?
Hotel pickup starts at around 06:30, and the day finishes at about 18:00. The first stop is the Samet Nangshe skywalk at roughly 08:40.
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Not sure which day to pick?
Write to us with your dates and the hotel you stay at. We live on Phuket and will say straight away whether the sea suits this trip that week, and what fits better if it does not.